Chinese Name: Imported Neon Gas

Imported Neon Gas Parameters

Chinese Name: Imported Neon Gas

Chinese Name: Neon Gas

Chemical Formula: Ne

Purity: 99.999%

Package Volume: 8L, 40L, 50L

Application: Neon Lamp Electric Light Source Gas Filling, Laser

Detailed Parameters of Imported Neon Gas

Detailed Introduction of Imported Neon Gas

English Product Name: Neon;
CAS Number: 7440-01-9;
Molecular Weight: 20.18;
1. Melting Point: -248.67°C;
2. Boiling Point: -246°C;
3. Density: 0.9002 (0°C); 
4. Vapor Density: 0.7 (21°C, vs air);
5. Merck: 13,6483; 
6. Stability: Stable. Very unreactive; 
7. Colorless, odorless, tasteless inert gas in gaseous state at room temperature.

Applications of Imported Neon Gas

Applications of Neon Gas: Typically, neon gas is used as a filling gas for colorful neon lights in outdoor advertising displays; in addition, it can be used for visible light indicators, voltage regulation, and as a component in laser gas mixtures. It serves as a low-temperature coolant, standard gas, and special gas mixture. Neon emits an orange-red glow when electrified, making it suitable for manufacturing neon lights. High-purity imported neon gas is also used in insulation detectors, high-frequency testers, plasma research, lasers, standard gases, special gas mixtures, and extensively in high-energy physics research, such as filling spark chambers to detect particle trajectories. When mixed with argon, it produces a beautiful blue light and can also be used to fill mercury vapor lamps and sodium vapor lamps. Liquid neon is also employed as a refrigerant.

Precautions for Imported Neon Gas

Acute Toxicity: No data available. Irritation: No data available. Ecological Toxicity: No data available. Biodegradability: No data available. Non-biodegradability: No data available. Waste Nature: No waste. Waste Disposal Methods: Exhaust gas can be directly discharged into the atmosphere. Disposal Precautions: Refer to national and local regulations before disposal.

Dangerous Goods Number: 22009 (compressed); 22010 (liquefied) Iron Hazard Number: 22009 (compressed); 22010 (liquefied) UN Number: 1065 (compressed); 1963 (liquefied) Packaging Category: Category III Packaging Mark: Non-flammable gas Packaging Method: Steel cylinders; ampoules in ordinary wooden boxes. Transportation Precautions: When transporting via steel cylinders, safety caps must be securely fastened. Cylinders should generally be placed horizontally with openings facing the same direction and not crossed; height must not exceed the vehicle's guardrails, and they should be secured with triangular wooden blocks to prevent rolling. Mixing with flammable or combustible materials is strictly prohibited. Transport during early morning or evening in summer to avoid direct sunlight. Sliding is prohibited during railway transport.

Occupational Exposure Limit (China): Not established. Occupational Exposure Limit (USA): Not established. Monitoring Method: No data available. Engineering Control: Closed operation. Provide good natural ventilation conditions. Respiratory Protection: Generally, no special protection is needed. However, when oxygen concentration in the workplace falls below 18%, an air respirator or long tube must be worn. Eye Protection: Generally, no special protection is needed. Body Protection: Wear general work clothing. Hand Protection: Wear general protective gloves. Other Precautions: Avoid high-concentration inhalation. When working in confined spaces or high-concentration areas, supervision is required.

(1). Toxicity and Safety Protection of Neon Gas (7440-01-9): Neon itself is non-toxic, but at high concentrations, it can dilute oxygen in the air and cause asphyxiation. Asphyxiation symptoms are similar to those of argon. Non-corrosive; general materials can be used. Austenitic stainless steel can be used for liquid neon. Neon is generally stored and transported in glass or steel cylinders. Handle with care during storage and transportation to prevent container damage.

(2). Storage and Transportation of Imported Neon Gas:

1. Due to small production volume, liquid neon can be stored and transported using containers similar to small liquid nitrogen shield-type liquid helium containers. When using such containers, internal supports must be reinforced to accommodate the higher density of liquid neon.

2. For rare and expensive krypton and xenon, besides high-pressure steel cylinders, negative pressure glass bottles are often used for packaging and transfer in circulation.

3. Non-flammable, no special combustion or explosion characteristics. Store in a cool, ventilated dedicated storage area for non-flammable gases. Keep away from fire and heat sources. Storage temperature should not exceed 30°C. Separate from flammable/combustible materials; avoid mixed storage. The storage area should be equipped with leak emergency handling equipment.